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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
6
The article records the 1900s era Prohibition Amendment ratification campaign in West Virginia. Governor William E. Glasscock signs and supports the measure while local officials, including Thomas Hawker of Shinnston, communicate timing and procedural notes for the ratification vote.
The petition alleges Judge Bennett abused power and engaged in immoral conduct at Fayetteville. It cites removed telephones, profane remarks, and improper favoritism toward friends, plus failures to docket cases and report receivers. It names multiple witnesses and cases from his court and discusses implications for the legislature and Supreme Court of Appeals reviews.
Arne Se Turmponsored founder of the Newnork Nuns led a fundraising drive for a local institution. He spoke at First Methodist Episcopal and Central Christian churches on The Industrial Needs of the Negro and praised the school’s progress and future support. Wheat and corn prices showed modest declines in Chicago trading.
The funeral of Pearl Barker, aged months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Diego Barker of Meadowbrook, occurred Thursday at 1 pm at their home. The body was brought here for burial in Holy Cross cemetery following a brief stomach illness.
Fragmented OCR style advertising copy claims a remedy promise for health and beauty with cheery product claims about daily use and sunshine. It mentions being available from dealers and references various misread phrases.
The text promotes Issue of 1912 as a guide to Republican doctrine for supporters and a complete primer on party principles. It also offers progressives a full explanation of their party’s formation and organizational record to answer questions and defend beliefs.
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